Nance, I think if he does a little checking (Click on Start then go up to Settings then Click on Control Panel then Click on System) he will find he has an insufficent quanity of RAM (memory). He maybe running 32 megs or less, I run into this problem a lot while tutoring students on the computer, and after they go up to 64 megs or more, they find no problems. JT PS Also the amount of RAM maybe enough, but he may have a lot of RAM thieves (programs that start as soon as windows does) in his system. I would be more then happy to help him out, if he wishes me too, just have him email me direct at wirock@yahoo.com :-) Hello fellow CC's, I received a message this afternoon from someone who has tried to view the Sawyer Co. WIGenWeb page, but has not been able to. I don't know the reason why this person can't get the page to load right. This is the only complaint that I've had on this page. Would someone mind checking it out to see if it loads up correctly for you or not? I've checked it with both Netscape 4.7 and IE 5.0 and can't re-create the problem. The URL is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wisawyer/ Thanks for any help or advice you can give me. Oh, here is a copy of the complaint so you will know what this person was experiencing (she's using IE) : Dear Nance, Your WebSite for Sawyer Co. looks good when I first enter, but as I scroll it gets smeary and I cannot find or click on any of the links. I was able to print out a good portion of each page (the right side was cut off) and it looks like you have a lot there, but cannot access any of it because of whatever is happening when I try to scroll to the side or down. Hope this can be fixed. I had relatives in Sawyer Co. during the first part of 1900 and hope to find more info. None of the other Web pages I have gone to have done this. Thanks for your help. -- Nance mailto:nsampson@spacestar.net ==== WIGEN Mailing List ==== Visit the Ashland County WIGenWeb Project Pages http://www.usgennet.org/~ahwiashl/index.html